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Seascape, Mevagissey cliff top B & B apartment.
Seascape is on the cliff edge adjacent to the coast path with arguably the best views over Mevagissey and the bay. Private secure parking without driving into the narrow streets and a short walk down to the village. Exclusive, private use of lounge/dining room and balcony throughout the day. Bedroom with ensuite bathroom supplied with local guest soaps. Breakfast of home made bread and preserves, cereals, grapefruit, meats, cheese and yogurt. Juice, Tregothnan Tea and a range of coffees.
Pop's Place. Port Gaverne. Port Isaac. Sea View
Pop's Place (The Annexe) is next to Carnawn and sleeps 3. It is located in the beautiful secluded cove of Port Gaverne a short 10 minute walk up the steep hill to the picturesque harbour of Port Isaac - home of fictitious Doc Martin and Fisherman's Friends. Pop's Place is a self catering annexe with private patio and parking. A few yards away is Port Gaverne beach ideal for swimming, body boarding, sailing, beach-combing. Maximum 2 DOGS a charge of £5 per day per dog. Please add to booking
Romantic Country Cottage| Hot tub| Sauna
Your holiday matters! It's your lifeline to sanity, a chance to re-connect with the loved ones closest to you; it's a chance to relax, a chance to switch off and indeed a chance to experience the out of ordinary. Damson Cottage is the ultimate rustic retreat where hand crafted luxury meets country cottage. Hidden away in the rural countryside, with its own hot tub, sauna and massage/wellbeing therapist available this sanctuary will appeal to couples looking for a stay of pure self indulgence!
Luxury Scandi Cabin On A Hill, With Stunning Views
Set atop a Cornish moorland hill between the iconic cobble-streeted St.Ives and the working harbour-town of Penzance. Willow Green Cabin not only has breathtaking sea views across Mount's Bay that take in St. Michael's Mount and the famous Lizard Peninsular but also extensive pastoral views over a vast part of Cornwall, spreading out from ancient tin mines, right up past Redruth and as far as the famous clay pits of St.Austell. Each window in this beautiful wooden cabin offers a unique view.
Sea Glimpses Studio, Port Isaac (great location)
This gorgeous, light, airy studio flat, (which is above The Peapod with it’s own entrance) is central to Port Isaac and Port Gaverne making it easy to plan your visit. The studio flat, with a double bed, has been recently refurbushed to a high standard with a brand new kitchen and bathroom and furnishings. Step out of the door into a lovely courtyard which has two popular cafes serving delicious lunches, cream teas & crab sandwiches. Everything in Port Isaac is within walking distance.
The old Boathouse Port Isaac Sleeps 2 Sea view
A unique and pretty holiday home the Old Boathouse is located at the top of Port Isaac Village perfect for a romantic getaway yet within 5 minutes walk of the historic village and harbour with its quaint white washed cottages, galleries and cafes as well as Michelin star restaurants. It has the added benefit of parking and sea views over the rooftops from the mezzanine bedroom. It is very close to the South West coastal path and so is an ideal base for walking holidays. Driveway parking
Fabulous apartment with parking in Port Isaac
Walk to the nearby restaurants and beaches from this luxurious, private and self-contained spacious apartment. Driftwood style flooring lends a seaside feel to the tasteful interior with nautical touches and local artworks - making a cosy and comfortable base for exploring the beautiful village of Port Isaac. Offering free parking on our driveway. We provide complimentary breakfast items for our guests. Please note that we don’t have full cooking facilities -see full description below.
Truro city living and explore Cornwall
The Hideaway, Boutique City Living ...... Tucked away at the end of a private tree lined driveway this 2 bedroom brand new apartment is one of 14 executive and stylish apartments. An exceptional and convenient location within Truro this apartment offers the opportunity to explore both North and South Coasts of Cornwall whilst offering stylish city living with the main shopping, restaurants and bars of Truro just a 10 minute walk away. Private gated entrance with parking for 2 cars.
Sea View- 2 dbl bedrooms, private parking & garden
Sea View offers cosy accommodation with stunning views over the Camel Estuary and a short stroll from Padstow harbour. Finished to high standards, the house provides a wonderful base for up to four people. A generous open plan living, dining and kitchen layout offers ample space with connection to the private outdoor sun terrace and garden. There are two beautiful double bedrooms, one en-suite and a log burner for winter months. Private off road parking for one vehicle provided.
A delightful home near the sea & off road parking
Stepping Stone is a spacious bungalow featuring light-filled rooms and a comfortable, home-like atmosphere. There is off road parking, a private patio and garden. Port Isaac harbour is an approximately 10-15 minute walk down hill and there is a Co-op which is less than a 5 minutes walk away. Stepping Stone is an ideal base for exploring the beauty of North Cornwall. The South-West Coast Path offers walkers plenty of opportunities to explore the surrounding area.
Cosy Cabin by the Sea near Tintagel & Coastpath
'Captain's Cabin' is a great base for exploring the incredible North Cornish coastline or relaxing on the decking with a good book and our homemade cream tea! You can walk across the meadows to Tintagel Castle, village pubs & cafes galore! Explore the lane up to National Trust land and the dramatic coastpath where you can head southwest for 3/4 of a mile to Trebarwith Strand or head in the other direction to Bossiney Beach, Rocky Valley & famous Boscastle Harbour.
Coastal Cottage in the Heart of Port Isaac
Kit’s cottage is a detached cottage with sea views located in the heart of the traditional fishing village of Port Isaac home to the popular TV series, Doc Martin and the Fisherman's Friends. Previously used as the village’s telephone exchange, our cottage is now a perfect retreat for couples or families looking to escape to the Cornish seaside.
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When is the best time to visit Port Isaac?
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| Avg. price | £98 | £94 | £115 | £128 | £138 | £128 | £145 | £163 | £143 | £127 | £109 | £132 |
| Avg. temp | 7°C | 7°C | 8°C | 9°C | 12°C | 14°C | 16°C | 16°C | 15°C | 12°C | 10°C | 8°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac has stays in its historic center, near the harbor, and tucked along coastal paths. Many visitors choose cottages, apartments, or locally rooted guesthouses for a distinct village experience.
What are the best things to do in Port Isaac with kids?
Families often explore the picturesque harbor, try crabbing along the quay, and walk coastal paths with sea views. The village has ice cream shops, small galleries, and opportunities to join boat tours.
What are some of the best things to do in Port Isaac?
Explore the winding streets and historic harbor, join a guided boat trip, or walk the coastal path for scenic views. Visits to local galleries, seafood restaurants, and filming locations are frequently suggested.
How is the weather in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac has cool winters around 41–49°F (5–9°C) and mild summers with highs near 66°F (19°C). Rain is common year-round, so bring layers and a waterproof jacket for outdoor explorations.
When is the best time to visit Port Isaac?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, with milder temperatures and village festivals creating a lively atmosphere. Winter sees fewer visitors and cooler, wetter weather.
What are the best places to visit in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac has a charming harbor, historic village streets, and scenic spots along the South West Coast Path. Filming locations from local television productions are also frequently suggested for exploration.
What are some hiking trails in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac is near stretches of the South West Coast Path, with cliffside walks showcasing sea views and local wildlife. Trails around the village let you explore rugged coastline and green landscapes.
What are some family activities we can do in Port Isaac?
Families can try crabbing in the harbor, explore local shops and ice cream parlors, or join a coastal boat trip. Walking the quay and attending village music performances are frequently suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Port Isaac?
Visitors often explore nearby fishing villages, visit sandy beaches, or discover Cornwall’s gardens and castles. Many choose nature reserves, historic sites, and locally rooted markets for day excursions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac has a selection of pet friendly cottages and apartments, particularly near the harbor and coastal trails. Many stays make it easy to enjoy walks with your dog around the village and seaside paths.
What are some local tips for visiting Port Isaac?
Wear comfortable shoes for steep streets, bring layers for changing weather, and sample local seafood from village eateries. Early mornings often provide quieter harbor views, and tide times affect some activities.
What is Port Isaac known for?
Port Isaac is known for its historic fishing harbor, winding village lanes, and scenery featured in British television dramas. Locally caught seafood and vibrant cultural traditions shape the village’s character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac has tucked-away alleyways with local art, quiet corners of the harbor, and lesser-known coastal viewpoints. Exploring the village’s historic church and traditional workshops is frequently suggested.
What are the best foods to try in Port Isaac?
Locally caught fish, traditional Cornish pasties, creamy ice cream, and village-baked cakes are frequently suggested. Seafood dishes, including crab and lobster, are popular in harbor restaurants.
What should I bring for a trip to Port Isaac?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing for changing temperatures, and a waterproof jacket. A camera, reusable bag for shopping, and sun protection are helpful for village strolls and coastal walks.
What is the nightlife in Port Isaac like?
Port Isaac has a low-key nightlife, with pubs hosting live music, village social gatherings, and cozy waterfront venues. Evenings often center around local food, music, and relaxed community settings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Port Isaac?
Port Isaac often hosts music performances by local groups and celebrates village traditions with food and maritime festivals. Seasonal events, including summer concerts and markets, are frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Port Isaac?
Many vacation rentals in Port Isaac welcome families, including cottages and apartments near the harbor or along village streets. Spaces with kitchens and outdoor areas are frequently suggested for family stays.
All about Port Isaac
Sheltered by high cliffs, the fishing village of Port Isaac sits on the north coast of Cornwall in the southwest of England, and has provided a harbour for the area for hundreds of years. A popular meeting place in Port Isaac is the Platt, a small open area by the slipway where fishermen store their equipment. This is also where you’ll notice the colourful boat at the lifeboat station, ready to leap into action along the north Cornish coast. As you stand here, you can see the whitewashed cottages winding their way up the steep hillside.
Many of the buildings in Port Isaac are from the 18th and 19th centuries, and walking the streets here can sometimes feel like stepping back in time. It’s easy to understand why television shows and movies use the village as a filming location. When you walk up the narrow alleyways (or “opes,” as they’re called in Cornwall), you can see that Port Isaac’s footprint was designed long before the invention of cars. It even features one of the narrowest alleyways in the country, often referred to as Squeeze Belly Avenue.
What are the top things to do in Port Isaac?
Tintagel Castle
One of the most breathtaking sights on the north coast of Cornwall is Tintagel Castle, which is around a 30-minute drive from Port Isaac. A new 70-metre footbridge, reaching 58 metres above the sea, takes you to the dramatic location of the ruins of this 13th-century castle on Tintagel Island, with its high cliffs and rocks. Its most famous stories are closely linked with the legends of King Arthur.
Polzeath Beach
When the tide goes out at Port Isaac, locals take advantage of the small beach next to the fishing boats. But if you’re looking to stretch out on a wide swathe of golden sand, Polzeath Beach is only six kilometres away with lifeguards in the summer and surfers riding the waves.
Pencarrow House and Gardens
Set among 50 acres of parkland, Pencarrow House and Gardens provide a green oasis about eight miles from Port Isaac. Walking trails take you around the lake and through the woodland, which boasts camellias and rhododendrons. The imposing Pencarrow House itself dates back to the 18th century and is filled with stories of the family who still live here to this day.
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